Lancaster Mennonite High School - Laurel Wreath Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Oral Expression 1 During this year eighteen of us met weekly in this class. Our aim was to develop our public speaking ability and also to become more interesting conver- sationalists. The Hrst part of the year was spent in discussing how to be an inter- esting person to talk with. We also learned that good expression, stance, and gestures are all points in being a good speaker in public. Then came the interesting part-practicing what we had learned. lfVe gave pantomimes before the classg told storiesg gave readings, with emphasis placed upon voice and facial expression and gestures. Criticism was given by our faculty sponsor, Brother Brubaker, and the class. The year was highlighted by a few events. YVC rendered a program for the faculty and student body. On March 7 We were invited to the home of Brother Brubaker. Being entertained by hl1Tl and his wife gave us a very enjoyable evening. -Ivan B. Leaman. Sixty three

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Junior Chorus XX. f Sixty-four Senior Chorus

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First Aid Suppose a group of you would decide to go for a long hike on a beautiful summer day. You were all set for a day of .fun and relaxation, expecting to return home tired and ready to roll into bed. But somehow things didn't happen the way you had planned. Someone thought he was grabbing a stick which turned out to be a snake. just what would you have done in that case? A person bitten by a poisonous snake may die within a short time if not given aid. Or perhaps you were walking along a dam and you found someone was drowning. These practical everyday happenings and accidents are what we learn to treat in First Aid. First aid is the immediate care given to a victim until the services ol' a phy- sician can be obtained. First-aid training has a place in your life at home, at work, and at play. -Ann Marie Olesh. Sixty-two